Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-08

Mr.. James Moseley, of MeAdoo, was at the
Harris Hotel Tuesday.
DIR. w. NJ. Finley, of Lebanon. was in the
city the first Of the week.
Mr.. V. w. Fuqua, OF District No was
attending Court Monday.
Mrs. Cornell and daughter Miss Lee, left
for Memphis Wednesday.
&C. f. Garrett of Hopkihsville, came over
to attend the tobacco sales.
Walter Scott, Constable of No was at
tending County Court Monday.
-Messrs. James and Robert Clark, OF Dis
trict number one, were in the city Monday.
MIR. c. H. Fort, of Robertson county. was
circulating among his friends here Monday.
Miss jamie Broaddus left for Birmingham,
Ala, Thursday morning on a visitto friends.
Mr.. John 7. Moseley, a merchant of Nep-
tune, was in the city on business Wednesday.
g. r. Gill Esq, OF Olmstead KY. called
on us Monday on his return from a trip out
West.
Mrs. Lizzie Bib, has taken the position
of cashier in the hardware house Of j. f.
Wood.
Capt r. Y. Johnson was making New
Years calls among our business men We'd
nesday.
Mr.. A. L. Major, of Longview, formerly
student of the University, spent Sunday In
the city.
Miss Adah b. Lewis, of Bells Station,
left Monday for DalIis Texas to visit her
brother.
-Messrs. N. B. and w. T. Riley and j. w.
Williams, of Allensvllle were in the city
Thursday.
w. A. Marshal Esq, a member of the
County Court, was taken sick in the CouIt-
house Monday.
Mrs. Emma Hieronymus. left Monday
: morning for New Orleans where she will
spend the winter.
Sam Johnson, of Orange county Florida.
came up Sunday and will return in a few
days with his family.
Misses Jennie Foster and Eva Bailey re-
turned from Nashville Saturday night where
they had been during the holidays.
MIR. j. U. Klmbrough, from the vicinity OF
Hadensville came down to the city Wednes-
day with group of Guthrie friends.
Miss Stella Partridge, of Erin, Tenn, who
has been visiting Miss Malta Dortch for the
past week left for her home Tuesday night.
-Messrs. Max Solomon and A. B. Shyer, OF
The Glover Leaf Club OF Hopkinsvl,le, visited
their friends and relatives In the city Sunday.
&C. W. Day, II. NJ. Bumgarner, Henry Big
bee and George d. White, all of Guthrie and
the country thereabouts, were In the city
Wednesday.
Prof j. u Tyler. of No., was elected
County Superintendent of schools by the
Court Monday. The selection of Prof Tyler
meets with special approval
r holidays with his sister, Mrs. Pork G. Johnson,
left for Canton, his home, on Monday last
where he will open his school.
! DIR. David NJ. Taliaferro and daughter
Miss Kate, of Rosedale, ILL.,, are visiting
friends and relatives near Guthrie, Ky. Miss
| Kate will, perhaps, remain two months.
Mr.. M. Hall, leading merchant of Guth :
8 RE, was circulating among our business men
Thursday, but found time to bask half an
hour amid the luxuries of our Sanctum.
; Capt. s. w. Martin, of Corbandale, at.
tended County Court Monday, and also enjoy.
r ed Engaged" at the Opera House at night
q Verify the Captains future lies before MIN.
F.? Capt. G. C. Bell of Bells Station on the
n l., A. & I. railroad was in the city Thursday
The new Post-office at his place is to be called
Annbell, uniting his wifes name and hii
y own.
o Rev. J. T. Hendricks after spending thu
e holidays with his family in this place left
O yesterday for his church in Frakfort Ky. w,
hope he will soon come back to Clarksville tt
8 stay.
MIR. Gus Mitchell, one of the live younl
g men of Allensville KY, aud very popular
g with business men has removed to Louisvill,
where he is book-keeper for the firm OF Saw
yer, Wallace Il Co.
Mr.. ]. X. Lennox, formerly a merchant In
Ashland City, has taken a position with tine
4 popular Warehouse firm Of Herndon, Hal
= may find his surroundings here pleasant in
n every respect.
y DIR. A. Eldridge, one of the Many compan
d ionable citizens OF No. 10, was in the city
a Monday and was one of the group at the Har
rls Hotel who listened to- Capt. Martini
y "wild-hog" story of his adventure with hi
old neighbor, Esquire Caldwell.
u. D. Tomlinson Esq, and j. B. Williams
Esq. of District No. 10, paid us a much appre
" clated call Monday. They are Democrats o
:. the tribe of Levi and they always stand clos
v to the Ark of the Covenant which contain
n the Book of the Law as written by Jefferson
e and expounded by the faithful down to date.
!, />THE splendid new steamer "Clarks
~ vile" will arrive from Paducah to day
:, The boys will hold "sobranje" Il
- celebrate the arrival of this Cumber
land beauty.
LATEST. Ice in the Ohio is detainin
=, the new Steamer GAINESVILLE at Paducah
. She will come up at the earliest possibl